RELEASE: 1.25.2

hdr_schemata/models/HDRUK/3.0.0/schema.json

@@ -443,7 +443,7 @@
                                           "type": "null"
                                     }
                               ],
-                              "default": "UNKNOWN",
+                              "default": "Unknown",
                               "description": "If known, what is the typical time span that a patient appears in the dataset (follow up period). In a prospective cohort study, after baseline information is collected, participants are followed \u201clongitudinally\u201d i.e. new information is collected about them for a period of time afterward. This is known as the \u201cfollow up period\u201d. What is the typical time span of follow up, e.g. 1 year, 5 years? If there are multiple cohorts in the dataset with varying follow up periods, please provide the longest follow up period.",
                               "guidance": "If known, please indicate the typical time span that a patient appears in the dataset (follow up period).-0 - 6 MONTHS: Data typically available for a patient over a 0-6 month period.-6 - 12 MONTHS: Data typically available for a patient over a 6-12 month period.-1 - 10 YEARS: Data typically available for a patient over a 1-10 year period.-> 10 YEARS: Data typically available for a patient for over a 10 year period.-CONTINUOUS: Data for patients is being regularly added to and updated.-UNKNOWN: Timespan is Unknown.-OTHER: Data available for a patient over another time period.",
                               "title": "Follow-up"

hdr_schemata/models/HDRUK/4.0.0/schema.json

@@ -443,7 +443,7 @@
                                           "type": "null"
                                     }
                               ],
-                              "default": "UNKNOWN",
+                              "default": "Unknown",
                               "description": "If known, what is the typical time span that a patient appears in the dataset (follow up period). In a prospective cohort study, after baseline information is collected, participants are followed \u201clongitudinally\u201d i.e. new information is collected about them for a period of time afterward. This is known as the \u201cfollow up period\u201d. What is the typical time span of follow up, e.g. 1 year, 5 years? If there are multiple cohorts in the dataset with varying follow up periods, please provide the longest follow up period.",
                               "guidance": "If known, please indicate the typical time span that a patient appears in the dataset (follow up period).\\n-**0 - 6 MONTHS**: Data typically available for a patient over a 0-6 month period.\\n-**6 - 12 MONTHS**: Data typically available for a patient over a 6-12 month period.\\n-**1 - 10 YEARS**: Data typically available for a patient over a 1-10 year period.\\n-**> 10 YEARS**: Data typically available for a patient for over a 10 year period.\\n-**CONTINUOUS**: Data for patients is being regularly added to and updated.\\n-**UNKNOWN**: Timespan is Unknown.\\n-**OTHER**: Data available for a patient over another time period.",
                               "title": "Follow-up"

hdr_schemata/models/HDRUK/v3_0_0/Coverage.py

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ class Config:
     )
 
     followUp: Optional[FollowupV2] = Field(
-        "UNKNOWN",
+        "Unknown",
         **an.followUp.__dict__,
         json_schema_extra={"guidance": an.followUp.guidance}
     )